A Hunter's Hill Wedding
Blessed Peter Channell's Church, Woolwich, was on Wednesday afternoon last the scene of a pretty and interesting wedding, when Florence, eldest daughter of Mr…
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A Popular Auburn Wedding. Two Well-Known Families United
The wedding of two young people, representing a couple of the oldest families of Auburn borough, was celebrated under very happy auspices at St. Philip's Church…
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If our great great grandmothers and grandfathers were able to attend a fashionable modern wedding their amazement at the whole proceeding would justifiably be…
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It was on the ground of her adultery with a man unknown to the petitioner that Frederic Richard Gordon, of Warrana, station overseer, applied for a divorce from Catherine Gordon,…
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The wedding of Mr. W. Rybak, of Victoria-street, Sydney, to Miss Eleanor Moss, daughter of Mr. Moss Moss, of 226 Pitt-street, Sydney, took place at the Great Synagogue, on…
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At the South Dunedin (N.Z.) Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday 5th November, Mr John D Cochrane, of Penrith, was married to Miss Mary Burns Pollock, the Rev R…
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Customs that are distinctly foreign British brides are slow to adopt. Perhaps, therefore, it is not extraordinary that in Australia one does not see, as in America, the bridesmaids…
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St. Philip's Church, Auburn, was again decked out in evergreens and, flowers on Wednesday, the occasion being the wedding of Miss Rose Ada Kenuerdale. daughter of, Mr…
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It was on the ground of desertion that Jessie Wilson Evans, formerly M'Crystal, asked for a divorce from Lewis John Evans. The petitioner deposed to having married the…
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The marriage of Mr. Arthur J. R. Thornett, of London, and Miss Christian Dixson, third daughter of Mr. Hugh Dixson, took place at "Abergeldie," Summer Hill, on November 22. The…
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St. Kieran's Church, Golden Grove, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday, November 10, when Miss M. Moloney, second daughter of Mr. M. Moloney, of…
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At the village of Wilberforce, in the Hawkesbury district, last week, much interest centred in the marriage of Mr Leslie Price (son of Mrs W Price, of Lemongrove, Penrith) to Miss…
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On Tuesday, November 11, the marriage of Mr. J. M'Nally of Brisbane, and Miss B. Bolton (a sister of Mr. M. Bolton, of Messrs. Bolton and Co., Rockhampton), was quietly…
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On Wednesday evening,November 26th, a quiet little wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, between Mr. Arthur Beston, of Parramatta, and Miss Marion…
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The marriage of Mr. Lionel Goldsmid, son of Mr. A. A. Goldsimd, Croydon, to Miss Esther Franks, daughter of Mr. Maurice Prank, Waterloo, will be celebrated at the Great Synagogue,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Arbitration Court. Dispute in the Undertakers' Trade. From Funeral to Wedding. Allegations As to Sweating
Yesterday the dispute between the employees and the employers in the undertakers' trade was before the Arbitration Court, at the instance of the employees' union, for whom Mr. Clegg…
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Miss Millie Walker, third daughter of Mr. Samuel Walker, of Smith-street, Parramatta, was quietly married on Wednesday evening to Mr. Arthur Parker, son of Mr. John Parker, of…
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The custom of engraving "posies" or mottoes in rings prevailed from the middle of the sixteenth to the close of the seventeenth century. The posy was always on the flat inner side of the…
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The marriage of Mr; Leonard Lewis D. Marks to Miss A. Gertrude Defries will be celebrated at Needs-rooms, Lirerpool-st., on Thursday, December 25th, by the Rev. A. B. Davis…
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A telegram from New York on November 18 published in the San Francisco "Chronicle," states":—The marriage of Miss Margaret M'Dermott, of Elizabeth, N.J., and Terrence Sheehan, of…
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